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How Putin’s war increased theft of car parts

Russia’s war in Ukraine has had a global impact, causing global food shortages, an increase in refugees and skyrocketing energy prices. But it's also responsible for a rise in one type of petty crime in the United States? Thieves have been stealing catalytic converters or CATs, which help reduce toxic fumes from vehicles.

Why? Because they're made with palladium, of which the Russians control 40% of the global supply.

And it's not just palladium. Prices of many precious metals have jumped since the invasion.

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